The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1911, Page 3

H V TH ¢ STAR—TUE AY, JANUARY COUPLE FREE OF POISON CHARGE * DEFIES KING {Odds and Ends From Everywhere | TODAY IN HISTORY. Helen Walker PARIS, Jan, 3.—-Bdwy revolution hurled from LANCASTER, Mo, Jan, §.—Mre Ja awyer, with oftle for Janies, who is a nephew of Prof} Jan. 3, i777, den, George Wash | Tet ay YOU Alma Mf, Vaughn and Dr. James R thrown t . 1. whe wae : Maska building, se.| William James, the noted Harvard | ington taught Lord Cornwallis the | {) tantly eh band and| Lull, held for the murder of Prof. | secaneas Aaats ta psychologist, who recently died, is} tory of the third ee Ghia ie with hee “Mi Jobn T. Vaughn, a noted educate cage . “st at be t#ithe editor of the Libereor, The reader Nover | ‘@*e¢ calidren were v nor who died more than a year « neland to take wy publicat was recently sup it off UI tomor “ were freed of the charges against ¢ ot Edward FL Mylius pressed ia England because it re yw what youcan| Pltteburg—Fear that the ani} tua in the clroult court here yes ed and held under $20,000 bail| vived a charge of bigamy agatnat do today Cn ber een fray ede td a tad] (aPday at fon for the publication of an | the king, which had beon disproved 4 night before, sation on the Ohio river ha onuned) 10 refusing continuance, Judge ‘ in the Pi Liberator at-|a long time ago. It is also charged Gorswetie Sedjony, "roe eres wae: som «nl shelton said he believed Paul} tack he nd suggesting | with tnelining toward ny Washing ton| Steel lo hurry on thelr way to #outl) Schweitzer, the prosecution's pol-| Neked. He w ure of it, and so|°™ Ports while the going is 004.) 4, witness, who is over 80 s| Was Washington Hut he laid off) old, would never be able to appear] OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY |0® the Job too soon. His army was |, J0hM Hutton, proprietor of then court ; me 00 PARTY enough larger to have completed | }iuton Machine Works, celebrated) prof Vaughn died suddenly in} the whipping then and there, but he | 8 86th birthday yesterday *\ October, 1909. The body wan ex-| came to Seattle in 1886, Despite | put it off till morning, ‘That night F homed in January, 1910, and Dr.| IN MEDIOCRE p Here's to Doc Woods Hutchinson,| the weather turned cold and the | !!* Ke, Hutton still takes an active! sonweitzer reported he had foveal forty-nine years old today, who has] roads froze, and Washington, whose | @terest in his business. strychnine in the 4 | deceased educa} made many of us} cannon had yn helpless in the “a an” tor's stomach re is one thin Rood about feel comfortable|mud, moved them around to the|, PORTLAND,-Considerable — in Nat ey,” playing at ¢ rand this by telling us.) back instead of the front of Corn. | terest Is being taken in the coming |CHAMPION MIDGET and that is Grace Cam through the] waliis’ army The British rear.|three cushion billiard match for magazines, that! guard was whipped before Corn.|t¢ champlonship of the Northwest} WEIGHS 114 POUNDS as the play Itself is con. it is a sad tale, and were it our bodies are} wallis tumbled to the change in af-|' b® played between Max Ascher} 3 tee our ability to control our! ood fichiers and| fairs. ‘There is a university ‘at|A8@ Henry Bolomon next week | LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan, 3.—| s we would have been will take care of} Princeton now, but it 08 yp | The tourney will be for 150 points.) Mr. and Mra. Joseph Reges of thin] moved to ery—for our money b themselves with} teach its lessons any bgtter than city are the ok. | Nancy” i @ play defying descrip the help of but) Washington taught tha®®ne parents of the tion — drama, b que, musical! very few drnge / champion light comedy, ru play, onll it anything and no health M. F. Backus, president of the WILL CHOP OFF weight baby of you ple You are as apt to hit! fads, if we pive|N ! Bank of Commerce, en-| the West He its classification with one thing th 4 falr}tertained officials of the institu QUEUES JAN 15 weighs just one/ as with another. show tion last night at the Arctic club. ° and one halt | the possible exception of He tells us we/ Covers were laid for 78 | pounds tone and the leading lady, the | may eat what we| | SHANGHAI MBH PETER When the mid-| company is exceedingly mediocre, want when we! In recognition of his energy as|dred and fifty leading Chinese of wet was by ne was rushed at once to the Chil dren's hospital where in is the main attraction | want It it tan't | superintendent of exhibit at the laziness to take| Chamber of Commerce, Col, H B ® day off oeca-|Hardt was yesterday the recipient sionally, sleep|of a purse of $300, the gift of Se late, and toll /attle merchants but Grace Cameron looms up all the brighter on that account The little girl we used to admire several years back with the Juve nile Bostonians ic making good. It's Shanghai, {cluding Wu Ting Fang r minister jo the United will sever thelr queues. Wul the finishing touches on the wavering spirit of his fellow elth i pe: @ pity her singing ability and her around d onal Jaens when polnted out to them |f0F Visitors, and the pet of all the power for real, emotional acting nothing — that's} Dr, Matthews will address wom Advantages of closely cropped | PUrtes ‘ should be ted up with such a list Doe Hutchinson's! en voters xt Friday afternoon tn ads After an enthusiastic! He seta from 48 to 60 meals a day less play as “Nancy.” | each one consisting of 16 drops of pleasant pre-jthe main auditorium of the First] speech, Wu produced a set of | ab i ty | As Nancy, Miss Cameron, charac: | scription for in-| Presbyterian church on “Our New! jutions naming January 15 as “shav-|¥8rm milk. The baby ts p 4 terizing the devoted little farmer | creasing efficiency, When you get| Citizen and Her Responsibility |ing day,” and all present signed it | proportion healthy, and, accord girl, gives her Seattle admirers | tired of working, play, he advises; | - | |ing to the doctors, gives promixe of only an inkling of what she could | but be sure to quit playing as soon| Open house at the Y. M. C. A. at | being a strong child do with a stronger play. All of | As You get the least bit tired of It.| tracted about 7,000 people. ‘The re-| PLENTY OF RAZORS her songs were received well last | Take only the kind of exerci: ception lasted from 2 till 10:30 p./ scm $ Y NUS night, but the play fs not of the | enjoy, but take it in the open alr/m. Swimming exhibitions, gym. 1 ws emt “ ig Re. 5 2, tc kind that suggests an atmosphere | and sunshine. Athletics are to be/ nastic exercises and vocal and in Patrick Gathenn wan trend ts have for siasicel numbers. kept up throughout life, instead of /strumental music were included In| Igy tescve hidden abut hig = being dropped with our school-|the program fra gh greg mapedheendlngpen: WOODEN TEETH O. K., | docks. You're interesting, old} —_— f+ aga cay SAYS UNCLE FRANK | man, come again. | The New Year's rally of the Rap-| S " VALLBIO. Cal The be | tist oun, uniot he —_—— jttat "Sosy cis emaveh, tek alee | Weds Sweetheart'’s Mother, |Kinning of the year 1911 marks the LIZARETHTOWN, Ky., Jan. 2 PIE HIS UND ING - go greg Rens agp. dit tht acceptance of the theory that the Unele” Frank Forbis, who is 90] Sttracted : Baptists and) LEWISTON, Me. Jan. 3——toianet Venus is inhabited, accord map) about 160 from Tacoma, Port Town-| Abrams L. Foster and Mrs. Minnie!ing to Prof. T. J. See, in charge of | vears old and who] Pie—the great American fault—| send and other places Severdnss have bees marcied hereleee Carne’ 5:1. 80m 18 Chares off i igims ta be the | proved the undoing of Frank Moore Foster ix 29 and had been courting! stare Island. In anawer to hin dec ‘com 4) es! a carrier | last night. Three times within the Dr. Margaret Schollenberger,! Miss Ida & rance, 17, but eloped | jarations to that effect, Prof. | 1 the country, | past 10 days a ple foundry operated | supervisor of the normal schoc at! last Saturday with her mother, Who! hay reo aned th Be Public School Teachers’ In sages and the world with dim. ved m years old |f¥om acientinte all c @kying that they agr as beaten theiby BE. H. Lynn at Fifth av. and|san Jose, Cal. addr tigh cost of den-| Yesier way was nocturnally raided. | att} leases 4, fatry by whittling | Moore wax gathered in last night) eit hich convened fo ne 5 " | wit a set of hick-!in connection with the thefts ene selena oe the id lg Sigh | AMUSEMENTS - Pen eee | ana og ts ne es The prisoner vehemently denied | school this morning. | e gb FIND GOLD CACHE, | cle’ taking Lynn's ple Roe 100) John rot t's Pes He says he never eats pie. Everything ts now being made Mi RE THEATRE Mer. ||) BARABOO, Wis, Jan While oe! off and on " ‘ the || Temlaht—Apecial Matines Tomorrow |lltecioushing an old pune On i ering at bon ready at the Aretic club for the dem i ne ¢ while ne ae, overing “his rosie. |FIND FROZEN BODY __|(<%", "te Mh Gu cit” dots apeabapren fa alte icine’ propery Seaton mek k ehee ae ae OF SELF-SLAYERtouse was ‘bold yesterday 10 cele || censor jor own, Management) _|/@V_,WoTREN found an old tn can He has been carrying mail for 50 ——- ee, ee ro || te Mer Cup-Litting Yachting Comes Gwnerahip 1s not known | years, and has applied for a pen-| SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 3—| cd | sion. | Despondency over the memories of| Chicago—H, Garry Hudson, 22 ° THIS 18 AWFUL. = i « }lost happiness led to the suicide} Who was awarded the Rhodes ge ae : | GREAT WHITE WAY. Jof Allan MacGregor, whose frozen| scholarship to Oxford from Iilinots Ft ye ge S icmWARIt, M.Jcdan &—A beav-} [body was found in a gravel pit| previously won a iy tramed. pletete of his wife's! Mmother fell upon E, L. Peterson's} k while he was decorating it to-| day and he wae taken to the hos \e" seriously injured. NEW YORK, Jan. 2.—With the | north of the city yesterday. Mac-| Whitman academy in Washington opening of two more theatres on | jregor, well known advertising| He was born in Japan of American Broadway the street dear to the | man and plano salesman, was born | ™issionaries. / Heginning Friday, Janvary @. hearts of all New Yorkers as the in Montreal. His life was sadden-| = For Mine Nights, With Wednesday and “big white alley” has 198 regular led by @ separation from his young) Pasadena—While on her way to tay Matiness places of theatrical amusement. | wife in Australia. (see a rose footival parade, Mra. MUST BE COOL. THIS Is a SHAME. | MEDICINE HAT, Sask., Jan. 3.— 5 = The Whitney Opera (0. ee AL, Jan. 3.—The Duk: | *, religious fanatics, have I Ptarted on a pilgrimage over the THE jlenows. Both men and women wear | a single cotton garment. Chocolate Soldier oaTAL Baran | NEWARK, 0, Jan. 3.—While ea it eee the World|) working on @ staging, Ed R. Lewis stumbled and hung suspended by || Famous Kastern Company Practically || 9 strand of his suspenders. He was | Sutaet strangled to death before rescuers | Company of 9 could reach him. Hl priscbcees to pa.00. seats Yes ve | RATS IN CONTROL. } | ‘ ———=]} TAMPA, Fla, Jan. 3.—One of the government buildings has beer GRAND orth Hust * yn a will be destre £ The proposition that this city} BOSTON, Jan. 3—Census figures change its name to’ Worcestershire | Just made public show that there} has been turned down by an over- are nearly twice as many women| whelming vote of the council. as men in Massachusetts. There 75,000 self-supporting women ini, the state, not counting housewives. (. on Mr F.C. Whitney SPEAKERS AND SINGERS Brown's Bronchial Tr Now sin THE GREAT Pre-Inventory Sale Offers values in Odds and Ends and Overstocks that can be had at no other time. Especially do we call attention to the sale groups in Annex and on Bargain Bridge, marked Half-Price and Less bandoned and || Hordes of rats overran the plac jiand no relief could be found, so li the clerks quit their desks. WIFE 22 HAS FIVE BABIES. 10c Extension Curtain Rods, 5c J] NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 3— Brass Rods with brass button, similar to oer si, pen Po lng A wae et Sox cut, extend to 54 Inches; complete 5 with hooks ee : c $1.25 Steel Blade Buck Saw, 75c High quality, guaranteed spring steel blade in peg or lance tooth pattern, with 75 strong hardwood frame c 75c Soft Chamois Skins, 49c Large size, soft tanned English Coronet Brand Chamois Skins. Extra 49 special JBN c $1.25 Guaranteed ‘Handled Ax, 85¢ Famous Keen. Kutter Handled Axes in 314 and 4 pound sizes. Tools bearing this trade mark are guaranteed perfect or exchanges freely made. me and: “$1 .00 Building Paper, 63c Roll of Red Rosin Building Paper containing 500 square feet, suitable for house lining and BR ail buflding purposes; special .... 006 Marshall, a mountaineer living near Seattie Theatre !here. The mother is only 22, and cee leave birth to twi girls 19 months | ago. | Tonight Raker Stock Company in wn" mo TEMPERANCE Week Calling cards, 100 60c, 119 Unton.} eee | Lois Theatre Lowle & Lake Musical Comedy Co. > Matinee “RUNNING POW OFFICE” Kictoux Political Satire We are in the mar- Dally at 2:40, 7 aod } ket for a healthy baby. 2 [ALHAMBRA THEATRE| THE CLASS ‘Minin Stats Ind. Ha Matinees Thursday and Saturday r AW V $1.40 Solid Copper Tea Kettle, 79c No. 8 size solid copper Tea Kettle, guaranteed, 12 ounce, heayily nickel plated. Will last for years 5c P. & G. Naphtha Soap, 7 for 25c This well-known Soap selling Wednesday at a record price. SAVE YOUR TEETH Dollars 3 Make = Delter, Te bem Tee Work, a THEATRE THIRD AT PIKE Made of pure materials and is a labor, time and 25c iN * " A HOBART GEM fabric saver. Special, 7 bars. tees see #—Great Big Features ik done bi Gen: intends to give aw ig dni Sapapap epics a ot Dr, vem, 75c Fibre Door Mat, 49c a baby in the near fut Dr edwit do Bree. over LW. Best Cocoa Brush Fibre Door Mat, Kt Pwteco Y i ane Wvacocy: : mith “double tonnd edges, size RMAC, fig ture. © The manage- Bi) 3—-ROEKS—2 unti'¢ tor paople whe work | "weae7® 17x26 inches. Wednes- 49c ‘ F ment will guarantee alain wt — day flyer .....-++, ceree || DEFYING GRAVITY AND DEATH ae its new home and sur- ff} A Big All-Star Bin “Just Say ” | 7c Individual Custards, 6 roundings to be ideal. A Dollar Show for 100 and 300 é | for 25c Apply to The Class A — HORLICK S Famous Luxenberg imported fire- PANTAGES THEATRE | proof, brown and white, individual Theatre. he” | Custard Cups, Wednes- oa ae it Means H day 6 for.. nebo cae LAKD'S TEMPLE | be dees ete én rg ten || Original and Genuine. | ¢ Wall Bracket Lamp, THIRD AT PIKER) “i223 | nonce oe Bra (58 | aoelsat we | MALTED MILK Wall Bracket Lamp complete with | RS = ]| The Food-drink for All Ages. No. 2 burner and chimney and &inch beat sllvered reflector; or AT More healthful than Tea or Coffee, | Wednenday ...... c = Agrees with the soles digestion, Party returning Bast has left with ws a Hallett & | pee invigorating _ reg Davis Upright Plano to sell for $125.00. ‘The greatest bar- | Rich milk, malted grain, powder form, gain we have ever offered. Regular price $550.00. | = 3K OHLER &CHASE- -We Rent Our Annual Piano Clearance We inaugurate this sales in the history of thi been taken as part payment toy sold during the busy holida month of December, just passed of which means that the pis the highest order and in the wanted Player-Pianos inste and the price in every case Here is the list, any one of Be among the first to mak Decker Bros. Finished in fancy African mahogar of America’s foremost , one pianos; splendid condi- tion ; was $600. As As Hobart M. Cable Full Size Circassian walnut, possesses mag- nificent tone ularly for CLEARANCE PRICE $256 sells reg- Emerson’ Beautifully figured walnut case; exchanged toward a Krell Auto Grand; sells new for §400. NOW $168 Fisher Full Sized Cabinet Grand, containing the genuine old Fisher scale. Reduced for clearance to— $176 (Tuesda morn oe of house These t y season More Player-Piar 1, than during any preceding three m 1910. and taken in exchange and in best condition, and ere turned in o because their ie your tion GRANDS Regu: Clear lar ance Price. Price, CHICKERING GRAND, u ogany used for con KIMBALL PARLOR GRAND, quarter-sawed oak if WEBER GRAND, far mahog UPRIGHTS STEINWAY, verte grax finish t $218 KIMBALL, Circa 235 EMERGON, figured walnut 168 KIMBALL, full size, oak 358 VOSE & SON, cab 196 KIMBALL, French 246 KINGSBURY, ca 166 HINZE, standard 190 DECKER BROS. 240 FISHER, cabinet 176 JOHNSTON, shor 338 STORY & CLARK, y B15 KIMBALL, Frer seveesssvoees 535 B42 JOHNSTON, Exposition style ee + 500 340 HARDMAN, largest size 400-«-234 MARSHALL & WENDELL, JOHNSTON, fancy mahogan SCHILLING & SONS, style di HOBART M. CABLE, style KIMBALL, concert size; waln H. P. NELSON, fo SMITH & BARNES, HOBART M. CABLE, . STORY @ CLARK, mahogany; factory sample KIMBALL, oak; practically new SMITH & BARNES, oak; la LESTER, mahogany CLARENDON, sample 1 KIMBALL, ms worn only . ASCHENBACH, mahogany; factory sample KIMBALL, mahogany; slightly checked HALLET & DAVIS, mahogany; ¢ SMITH & BARNES, oak; fine condition JOHNSTON, mahogany; used as rental LESTER, mahogany; shop-worn tees BEHNING, African 1 ny; perfectly new . KIMBALL, oak; another rental LESTER, medium size; splendid HADDORFF, Athe CHICKERING, . DECKER BROS., ebony; splendid condition . JOHNSTON, quar awed oak KIMBALL, concert size; oak WHITNEY, full s 500) = 840 400-287 mahogany abogany rt style e; case damaged .. nost NEW ...... pe sample an; factory ny ze; mahogany FISHER, buried walnut teas teeee 87)=6 285 WEBER, Circassian walnut ..................0066 550 286 WEBER, ebony, concert size.... ...... i i 230 PLAYER PIANOS STUYVESANT PIANOLA PIANO, nearly new 7...$ 650 $370 STUYVESANT PIANOLA PIANO, mahogany 582 WEBER PIANOLA PIANO, dull finish Cir. wal. .. 1, 830 WHEELOCK PIANOLA PIANO, mahogany 675 STECK PIANOLA PIANO, walnut case 775 MOOR PIANOLA PIANO, mahogany case almost new . 700 425 STUYVESANT PIANOLA PIANO, mahogany case, new 575 AEOLIAN ORCHESTRELLE, menificent 575 STECK PIANOLA PIANO, mahogany case . 790 STUYVESANT PIANOLA PIANO, mahogany case 700 575 STUYVESANT PIANOLA, practically new .. - 600 475 MELVILLE CLARK, Apollo player; new ue 675 WEBER PIANOLA PIANO, wulnut case; new .... 865 STECK PIANOLA PIANO, mahogany; new -. 1,000 865 WHEELOCK PIANOLA PIANO, Circassia wal- nut, new es a COLUMBUS PLAYER, mahogany case; new - 465 325 STUYVESANT, mahogany; new 700 «57S PIANOLAS and PLAYERS PIANOLA, k; Themodist PIANOLA, ean PIANOLA, ebony; Metrostyle PIANOLA, mahogany PIANOLA, mahogany < ae eee PIANOLA, 88 and 65-note; Themodist and Metro- style 390 PIANOLA, walnut . 1s PIANOLA, Thomodist and Metrostyle 390 MELVILLE CLARK, Apollo player 136 SIMPLEX, oak; dynamic lever 95 SIMPLEX, mahogany 7s CECILIAN, mahogany 5? ANGELUS PLAYER 15 AUTOMATIC INSTRUMENTS WURLITZER, in good condition WURLITZER, in fair condition WURLIT_ER, like new RELIABLE, splendid shape ‘ RELIABLE, slightly shop-worn AUTO-ELECTRIG, fine for cafe ... ORGANS AEOLIAN GRAND, walnut . CLOUGH & WARREN, auxiliary pipe or PRINCE, chapel organ : STANDARD, chapel organ STANDARD organ, walnut oe seeeeee . If you live in the city, come in at once, If you live out of town, don’t fail to inclose deposit money when ordering, for keen, wide-awake buyers will soon make short work of the selling. Successor to D. 8. Johnston Co, Third and University. Stores Everywhere,